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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

The AldsTmsa Of the Fouuh. Fif.h
sixth. snd ss7snth yards held meeting
ia ths Council committee rooras last s1sn
ing 70 consider she petition of fbs Cssls
Conpauv foT frss -aiss f1T q cst r res5 On
offsws e. f---a ITc0 roffa s03 s1ro~s
81 rfh-st hFf5gs fafc TIE sixfh rars
s. CresbT. ef C8icaE9 ore 81 rts principal
sfoc khoi3ers 81 fns con- rsnY promised lae
c.fzsns = s1bss3ntisl s01 p 25.e road
Jnsnce " asffal cf TIE Fra vs-d favored
fae tril1ing & the aire. Al9eFuan HsV-
ward vants1 10 k10E rs ress ns re- r.
q Al thst hs thcoxtf & wonl6 bs a good
lainx for fss zeas IN thar ~.e'a.fy sd
woa.f lncrszse ths rsl1e as z-cpar7r T1e
caHaza7-tee rscrei fsr - execCf5-e sess 81
IN which ths Aissr2sn ha8 hye.g as
cass4on.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

sAUrr Srx. MAIZE, sept. i5-The
schooner Provost. brick laden for the
sanlt, from Chatham, Ont, was driven
ashore At Detour light house point on the
morning Of the isth inst. during heavy
northeast gale. The crew. including one
roman. we're swsmped n the yawl before
reaching the beSch, but fortunately no lives
vere lost
Ine vessel pounded on The rocks severely,
hus vas scutttsd before the crew EFF she
les in exfrensly exposed position. There
q insurance on the cargo only. A steam
lighter and pumps have gone 10 the wreck.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

A-tsvrA. Ga. sept l2-The directors Of
the Piedmont Exposition ConpsnT are
-rde.vurinz - strange rith The Detroit
and = LOWS eSse ball clubs for one ar
racr. games during he Exposition. They
hoce - have the schedule ~ he World
,i,sr,rfouship xsmes between tie two
~inh~ 80 sxranre,1 Sect one or more VII -
~i.v-s a. ths exccs fic1 rounds some tins
k.fw.ess Cetoher arl ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16
A CANDY FACTORY sURNED.
A Fierce Fire In Chicago ut an Early Hour
this Morning.

CHICAGO. Sept. Is ? a. m.-Abost mid
night hre originated in the candy factory of
NJ. Z. Page & Co.. 2il and 2l3 Lake-st., and
burned so fercely that, in spite of the
efforts OF the fire department., the psace was
totally destroyed. The loss on the stock
and the building. which is owned by the
firm, will be $4,000: Insurance. unknown.
The Pennsylvania Tool Works, No. 2l5
Lake-st. and the machinery company OF j.
A. Fay & Co, os CINCINNATI. 800 Lake-st.,
represented by Mayor Roche. of this city,
were slightly damaged.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
Department.

The time has arrived when II 10 es
senilal for health and comfort 10 don
heavier Underwear than ssuze or gos
samer, and in order 10 meet the re-
ouirements Of our rapidly growing
trade il this department. We purchased
in the early season AZ very low prices
and these goods will be sold accord
ingly-the largest and best assortment
Of Ladies' underwesr that VIII be
shown over any counter this season.
Before making purchases be sure and
give these goods and prices your in
spection.
90 dozen White Merino Vests and
Drawers at only S7c5f, regular price
anywhere 50c
100 doz- excellent quality white
Merino Vests.
8 cases Ladies' Merino Vests and
Drawers at &c. cheap At 800 each.
A beautiful assortment Of - per cent.
wool Vests and Drawers at s1so and
sI.25.
100 do1 Australian wool Vests and
Drawers at sI.50 each.
We have on the way cases Of the
popular CsrDeI's Hair Vests and Draw
err which We viii sell - the le~ price
Of sl25 and sl59. sold last Season 1t
81 7t and $500 each.
A full line 81 Scarlet Vests aud
Drawers ST 7te, sl.0o. sl.25 and sL50.
90 dor jersey Ribbed sll-wool vesis
ranging from 81 tot2 each.
Everything in the shape Of Chib
drsD's Underwear from the very com.
mon to The very best
The Western Eichirsn Pair come
mences on the 10Th Of tlis rDenth
and promises 70 70 The fpest ever haid
in the stste. We cordially invite wis.,
tors from out of town to come and
see "a and see Whist We ave dging IN
Dry Goods. We wiz treat yop well
and show you through our store With
great pleasure.
Re snrs and read our advertising
column the latter part Of this week
Grsss and special bargains during the
Fair.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16
Newspaper Pianxes the Government
Ests Trouble With Germany.

A Newspaper Pianxes the Government
late Trouble With Germany.
SOFIA. Sept ia Rastchuk newspaper.
called In Bulgarie. recently published q
statement 20 the effect tnat the German
Vice Consul Was recalled by order of tn Q
Bulgarian Government on account
OF scsn ialous conduct. The paper
on the following day published
. statement denying the truth Of the report
and also apologized for giving IL itcirculstion.
This as supposed 10 end the matter, but
the German Charge 'Atfaires al CONSTANT
nople sent a note 10 the Porte requesting
permission for the passage of three German
war ships through the Dardanelles on their
way % Bulgaria 70 demand satisfaction for
the insult The Porte. before asserting.
has asked the Bulgarian agent for the de-
tails OF the unfortunate affair in order 10
further satisfy Germany. The Bulgarian
Governments has suppressed the paper and
will prosecute its editor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

haEsrly's ninslrsls piaysc sac ssBx sae
Drsnk@s nsfrily as asasi % . larxs aae ls0es
a. Rosers' dland lszf evening. fbers xefs
sofae ass soDss. nlsaF 0lt shsstaats an
namoer q spscialiies. bus j. u. AorcE0ess
tAs conversational allsE. vas The oaly oEs
sho really ssps up lhs ed tiHe reputation
u ths shos.
The CritsEien Opera Company sang The
Caizoes u soriasadyg yesterday slterno0n
aad sEsn19g. Il sas ths poorest peftolm-
snce tas company has yet giFea. about the
most nOs4ois feature of Il oeinz tie fact
that AF. Abofn, the 9sspard. fell on the
stage and sorsined hs shosidsr 40 badly
tAaE physleiAn vas called ia
Partners In Crime" Is still running
smoothly As kstmoads. 4fie.nooa and
evening. Next week Manager 0arsood
sliI present Ed Aayo Ia "D4sy Crockett
sssfy afternoon and eEsniHs-
J. j. R0ssnthsl, business manager for
Jeuals y IeanAns. sho sill scatter oS9iteh-
inlsiy through her 0snest. own play eallea
Cur Jeaai4 a. tns Wonderland AL next
NeSk, : la town. Il = understood that
Nr. kOsenshal insisted upon The painting
ous OF the word IA Use1a' up5a tae 'front.'
Of the thesETe before he would allow his
hstie bur brilliant star 10 appear there
The NacCollln Opera Company will open
thei- week engagement a. Powers Gr4nd
Opera House on AoAday evening In that
mosI tnnsful and beautiful OF all modern
comic operas. The Bsggzr student II Is,
o. course, hardly necessary 70 inform our
city amusement-goers that the town viii be
fall OF visitors 20 the fair and that seats
should be secured Al once.
Miss White. OF East saginaw. has joined
q - ff-tr a
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16
AN ASSASSIN'S AWFUL FATE.
A Colorado Negro Who Shot . Waitress
Toasted and Drowned In .Jar

DENVER, Col, Sept. 15.-Tuesday after
noon q negro cook named Joe Dixon, en-
ployed In the Hotel Beaumont, Ouray,
Col, had q fsrcied grievance against Miss
Ella Day, q waitress, and shot her four
times, three balls taking effect in her
arms, and the other in her breast. Dixon
was arrested and jailed. Early Yesterday
morning a mob went to the Jail for the
purpose of lynching the negro. They
captured the guard. but failed to gain en-
trance to The jail. They then saturated
parts OF the building with coal oil and set it
on fire. The fire department came out and
in attempting to extinguish the flames
drowned the negro, whose body was roast
ed in the burning building. The wounded
girl is no. expected to recover.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16
MORGAN ARRAIGNED
Handcufsd to sheriff and Surrounded
by Armed Men.

RAvESSA. Ohio. Sept. 15.-"Blinkey"
Morgan and his confederates. Coughlin and
Robinson. were arrsigned in the County
Court yesterday. Morgan was handcuffed
10 the Sheriff and surrounded by a number.
Of armed depuaes- He pleaded not guilty ..
aud his trial was fixed for October 10
Coughlin and Robinson also pleaded not
guilty. The formers trial will take place
October - and the lsttsrs November Z.
A large number Of ladies were present At
the arrsignment.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16
CONSTITUTIONAL CENTENNIAL.
A Monster Civic and Industrial Parade ut
Philadelphia.

of the events of revolutionary times began
this morning. The weather was perfect
and the appearances of the streets lovely in
the extreme. The monster civic and iLdus-
trial pageant started at 10 o'clock, march
ing through the principal streets. distance
OF i've miles, and then counter marched
TO the starting point, passing through one
continuous line. The observation stands
were gayly decorated with the flags of all
Nations. The parade is the finest ever seen
here. There were in line 800 floats,
each bearing representation of some par
t,cular branch of industry. 1900 men,
1900 horses and $50 bands of music.
President Cleveland and party arrived
here at $50 tonight, and were at once
driven TO the Lafayette Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

Rev. J. 8. Clark. pastor Of the English
vile Baptist church. was united ia mar.
risgs TO Miss Helen @. Holt. Of Ada. last
evening. The ceremony was performed At
81 the residence Of The brides parents near
Ada. the Rev. r. r. Brooks, Of the Second
Baptist church Of this city. oEicisuar
There we're present = large company Of
friends Of the bride and groom and the
presents we're both numerous and valuable
Mrs Holt Il = very popular young lady
ard highly esteemed IN the ommunitv in
which she resides, snd she il to be coDzrst-
MATED on her happy choice OF = husband.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

The unexpended balsnce from The lAsi . p
preparation is 80 56si.o7, leaving 80. .Sss.SS
10 be provided for the Fire Department
The grand total il 500, ,505si. while thai oi
last year was s33. 80 80, being an increase
OF s., 707.S2 The salary of the pstroimen
Is not increased. bat provision has been
made for ten more pstrclmeG. Ia TIE Ere
Department there has been some chsnses
made, the salaries OF the iofemen ana o1n-
ers being slightly increased.
A COPY OF the estimates adopted by the
Board IS above will be transmitted 10 the
Common Council for It's consideration al
the Dexpmeeiiug.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

HsScocx. Mich. sept l5.-Charies Bel
lanSers 6-year-o.d daughter was run over
last night by the Hancock & Calumet pas
senxsr train q the Osceols mine. Her lefa
ieu wss crushed above the knee and her
rizhf faot uaanxied Both were smrufatsd
tbs forenoon by Surgeon Child She vas
mt <eea BY The train hands and was PROB
ally PLAYING. under The coach While the en-.
~sae ras t>kinr water
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

Tss vtNsaess-etesNe
CxDAs SPErSes Sept l5.-Ths fair here Is
decided success. and IS being largely at
fennsd. Governor Luce was warmly re-
ceived ard MS speech shis afternoon was
listened 70 bT s.0oO people. The exhibit is
inrreasinx snd the rsces srs good. In the
free.for.su George " Chad sicd's Mar
shslT r von the race, with VIM. Oswsld's
aFrixsr second. T. Lynch's r. Mobiles
third and I. T. Kinney's L. +. fourth.
Tine r41
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16
win Extend to tn. Ben. of.h. North. :.

Hon. A. B7ttsrs. Of Charisvoix, the Jolly,
eoo6-nsiursi -LieGisuant Governor, was
IN the city and made tie TkIssRsN- N-HFRarD
pleasant cal ls$t e~sainx NJ. Buftars
SAYS tbaf N consultation With J. r. k1I-
Eken of the &. & r. y road yssts-eav
be ras informed tat said road would r.ns-
itiVely ac extended . Casrlevoix. 10 differ
suce bor many other roact wers ha5lf
there There = cerrsinfv 10 rea<or the1
VIZ Char'e7cix. t1s belle II fhe nor+b
s1oold 8or i0ok ID ard take coarzxa
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

wv Yopk. Seq s-rae fwif vs-tsr-
sa~ lnsn-viexed nsariv 80 ~ the ses
s.lsxsts- - the Republican state Conven-
,s.,r Ar Sarstcrs. Cf hess eli ~are ort-
.-,.,ks-, "a Aver Of Rlalns fsr President
rspss hssf twenty-three a,ini~ers. Robert
+ tincols ainslcsa. and Jesepa T. hsw,sy
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

rs~ssxa. Sept. Isl. ". Seliick. pastor
Of sbe Baptist ehsrch a Dimondsls died
sudseniv Yesterday. Some weeks sgo
While Il va supposed be wss on bis dying
hs.s f-ors fvphoid sevsr. be Vas married -
. v-,r-,- T1scois county lsdv. He improv-
81 r.rsdlv. but istsr had reispse His
f.nerz; vii be held tornorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16
MGARI0Le'S WHEREABOUTS.

Him IL They Are Properly Rewarded.
TosoSTo, Sept l5.-There are rumors
current in this city to the effect that Nc
Gsrigle. the Chicago boodler has been seen
and recognized ct Harrisburg. a town in
western Ontario. City detectives state they
can put their hands on him any time they
are required. All they want is warrant
ard reward. They confirm the romor
that he has been seen in Western Ontario
and say that he has neen living in small
Out-of-the-wsy town ever since he left the
Sc. Csperiner. and they have been cognizant
OF the fact.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

Grrrxvurz. Mich. sept. is.--Lsst nishs
an s-vear old son of H. 2. Hansen. who
lives ne.r Gowsr. while drawing water st
/. vel fell 10 the bottom. - fsst. killing
him instsntiv.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16
A Paint House Fails.

CINCINNATI. Sept 1.-The Western Paint
Manufacturing Company made an assign
ment this morning 70 William p. Biddie.
Assets, $4,000; liabilities. So 500; prefer
ances, Ada b. innings, s. 500; A. ~.
Gibson aud others. 5000. ii. ID. Walllng-
ford, s.. .00o and various others ss.Uoo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16
The GREAT RACE CLEVELAND.
Patron Withdrawn on the Fourth Heat
and the Race Given to CiiDsstone

and the Race Given to CiiDsstons.
CLEvELAsD, Sept. I5.-The special race
for S., 600 between Clingstone (2:1i) and the
sensation of the year. Patron (2.l4ll took
place this afternoon. big crowd was
present. The appearance of the horses
caused great applause. Pools sold at 500
To $40 on Patron. Patron took the first
heat in Zf7. Cu ngstne the second and
taiTd in 2.l9 and 2:l9 respectively. The
owner Of Patron refused to ALLOW MS horse
70 trot TIE fourth heat. owing 70 darkness.
and the Cingstone logged srouad the track,
aud Won the race.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

A. Brnokivu--
Brs0kiyn- 4 Cincinnati. Il
At View YORK
No-nir1 xsrne Metropolitan. . Cincinnati a
Afsrnocn gau1e-Nefr1p 1p0ilfans. @. Cieveisai. 4
At p 81 s,isi phis--
Athlelics, p Louisville. 4
A. Faif.unora-
Baltimore. g. ST. IorsS =
ssccna ss.ne rat n8-s. 2 = Io-ss,4
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16
ira COMMISSIONERS sooosr.
EssiassssA Cost 81 sa,Hs@lei~F the nsP@rs-
.asass lar al.a k.aaA-l.a AeAI

saS2ss feF ssss Aasela9 kszr.
rAs board II Felios ana fsre Commits
sioners eonxeaea IL regular weekly sessisn
yesterday afternoon AZ tie nslssess pei2 2E
psesent en seg,g Commissioners Nltnes. ~
roaflns business wss transacted. soe t'1s
ho&r3 spent tAr entire sftofnQon - ot,iA-
compiling essispA.es II the expenditures is'f
ihs f0o 1epartMeaks ioI the e1saihg yea /.
Tie siaGe1aens sisen IN detail Is ss io-aV~s'
Ps3les Department.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

Ioxpox. sept I5-A 6ispafcs 70 TIE
Ta,ss from Ferth. West Arstrsliz. sfstss
thss Sir Fr-ss-ick y. Rr one. Governor Il
fsaf pro- ~, has beer r1spsnded from ais
e % 81 - Iu=Tice A. g. orslos.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

Az Detroit r.B.HE.
petroit. o 90 3 0 iii Is
Washington 20 o Q o Q 81 10
Bstferies-Gctzein aud Cancel ODsy sad
Mack.
A Chicsgo-
New lurk..0 D o o. Is
Bastsries-vsn Hsltren and Daily. Wee and
Brown.
At Fittscu0x-
PIffsru-z.-.s . "a 0 ? q o-s Is 2
Boston 30 0 90 0 o - II D
Baftsries-McC0rnick aud Miller. Madden Aad
Tate
A. fniia1spolis-
frdianapoiiS a / o . o o o 50 =
Philsde pals2 i ? 0 O 0-s n /
Bsreries-aofat aud Meyers. Casey and Gle
rsortz.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

Nzx TosS. Sspf I5-Thomss :. P7pe 4
Brother. dealers n metals. have ns6e a.
assignment The Srm ~ss rsted - So. p
eco to $40 en- bat the liabilities ara ssif -
- r,f7rn iareer
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

S7x-7rx. sept f5-Emperor william
tasats5 On WEDNESDAY sfser the bsn.3ref
sa bin br the o1rSss here BE sss
-srsr-erersed himself Ee azs recovered.
Aeaeysr. todsT-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

CArso. SEPT f5-Floois csased bT Re
over3o~ 81 he Ne have destroyed ths
hri' 'dinrs of tie Engiish ard American Con
sc are a. TuxO1.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

of sfsfs has ssolia~ to SIX for MeGsrsg,e's
exfradinon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

The standing OF the cluos up 70 snd in
cluding the games Of yesterday. is "a fol-
a,r1-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

Deauelsd frola this Is sn unsAFenaeo
balance of s.. .202 " iFoM tAe last Ap.fopfa-
alton. leaving SIS COS 6e 10 be provided tof
the Polfce H~f,arfsnent
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

We advertised for East vess . special
sale Of 100 doz dressed and UHsreksaa
Hid Gloves NJ 30 and IS oenfs per
pair. The sale was simply surprising
from actual count l20 doA hsvinr
been sold; the balance. 50 dox. are sfill
on the counter and will be closed out
II the same prioe--.50c for the dressed
and BIC for the undfessed. Remem-
Der these are frt quality dollar
gloves.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16
ANOTHER suLoARlAN MIDDLE.

Miss White. OF East saginaw. has joine
the Criterion Opera Company here.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

Spring & Company /.
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-10-08
PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD m
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

ERS.
The Board OF County Commits.
%sioners met in regular monthly soc.
sion Monday, Oct. Ord. Presen,
Z. Hall, Chairman, and Ma,tbeu,
Atwater and K. Z. Thompson, Com.
missioners.
Ordered. That J. c. oDanie, be
exempt from poll tax for wear lss7
on account of disability.
Ordered, That AFTER Anderson
be received at the poor house as a
pauper.
Ordered, That Wesley Steel he
received at the poor house "a a
pauper.
A petition signed by three hun
dred and eighty three free-holders
asking that the Stock Law be de.
clared in force in Chapel Hill town.
ship was considered and granted.
The said law to take effect January
l, 1888.
Ordered, That Elisa Tltns be re-
celved at the poor house as a pauper.
The following named persons were
drawn to serve as jurors during he
next term OF Orange Superior Cour,
beginning Monday, Nov. I, 1887
Messrs. Geo. p. Nichols, Hender
BON Haithcock, VIM. K. McBroom
Robert A. Hodge, David Borland
/. w. Hutchins, j.. T. Weaver, Wm
+. Hall, Evans Riley, Geo. II. Nc
Cadams, Wellons Stroud, Chas. L
Wilson, n. D.. Balm, +, S Reeves
Samuel J. Blackwood, Felix G
Wilson, Thomas F. Dodson, +
Dlmmock, Frank Smith, VIM. II
Jordan, Irwin Andrews, Robert II
Sharpe, David b. Williams, w. G
Eubanks, 5, S. Webb, Henry Scott
/. }. Boronghs, w. L. Bacon, Johr
1. McBroom, Levi Allison, Johr
Malone, Thomas NJ. Dodson, Johr
w. Thompson, Newlin Smith, Jas
+. McCadams and w. NJ. Klnion.
Ordered, That Messrs. VIM. T
Stroud, James Y. Merritt and Thos
Lloyd be appointed a Committee t,
let out the building of a bridge a
Puretoy's mill, near Chapel Hill, t
the lowest bidder, all good timbe
in old bridge TO be used.
Various accounts allowed.
JOHN LAWS, Clerk.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-10-08

4 petition asking tor the action here
in stated having been presented to the
Board of Commissioners signed by
three-fourthS in number of all the free
holders i'll Chapel Hill township. Or
ange County, the said Board Of Com
m~issiouer> OF Orange County by virtue
Of authority given in Chapter 3l3 of
Laws OF 1850, do hereby declare that
the stock Law has been adopted in said
Chapel Hill township, to take effect
january l>t, 1883, and the various pro-
visions in Chapter 20, OF Vol. md, OF
the Code contained in Sections ISL,
2sl6, 2>l1, isis, 2sl9, $500, 2s2l. 2s22,
and 2>37, are declared to be in full force
and effect in the said township. from
and after said l~t day Of January. ISIS,
without any further election thereon
and without levying any tax TO build
fence.
Til, Bird day of October, 1887.
BY order OF the Board OF Commits
sioncr> OF Orange County
JOHN LAWS,
Clerk.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-10-08

Miss Lula Cheek, of Bingham
School Z. O., is visiting Miss Carrie
Cheek.
Mr.. w. \. Guthrie and DR..
Watkins, of Durham, were in town
Monday,
Mr.. T. D. Tinnin has returned
from Lynchburg, Va, where he had
been for nearly three months.
Mrs. VIM. Boylan and child,
who have been visiting Mis-. Judge
Rutfin, returned TO Durham last
Wednesday.
Mr.. A. G. Paris. who has been
here with his brother DR.. PARIS for
the past eight months, has returned
to South Carolina.
Col. Eb Pogue, Jr., who has
been attending the U. S. Court at
Greensboro, has returned. The boys
say he made a fine impression.
Mr.. T. b. Henderson, merchant,
of Wilmington, is in town. We IN
derstand that be has been advised to
drink the mineral water recently
discovered by Maj. II. p. Jones, Tor
his health.
Mr.. Henry X. Nash has return
ed from Baltimore, where he had
been under treatment of DR.. Julian
Chisholm for cataract of the eye.
The operation is said to have been
satisfactorily performed, and we
hope Mr., Nash may soon be able &c
come out in the Il shine and enjoy
the fine weather we are now having
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-10-08

We learn that the farmers on
Buckwater have made the best cures
of tobacco thus year, than for FIVE
years past. The frost did but little
damage in that section.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-10-08
KENEWS Her YOUTH.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson,
Clay Co Iowa, tells the following
remarkable story, the truth of which
is vouched tor by the residents OF
the town: Il am 10 years old, and
have been troubled with kidney
compliant and lameness for many
years; could not dress myself with
out help. Now | am free from all
pain and soreness, and am able TO
DO all my own homework, owe
my thanks to Electric Bltters tor
having renewed my youth, and re
moved completely all diseases and
pain" Try a bottle, SOC. and 81
at w. \. HAYES Drug Store.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-10-08
Il GOOD MEETING

For nearly two weeks our Baptist
iriends have been holding a series o..
meetlngs-prayer meeting 81 1 r.
IN. and preaching at :. While the
good people of the town all o;
them very much interested
IN the services, the Methodis,s are
lending all the assistance they can
to carry on the good work. Old
citizens tell US they never witnessed
as much interest before in n re-
vlval. The church is crowded every
night, and the gallery is filled with
coIored people. The colored peo-
pie, too, come in to be remembered
IN the prayers of Gods people.
They are given az opportunity at
each meeting to hold up their hands
It they desire to be prayed for, and
many hands have been lifted. Old
gray haired sinners have been made
TO teel that they needed forgiveness
OF God, aud young men and young
women are beginning new lite, and
even sone Of the little children, like
those which Christ took in bis arms
and blessed, are giving their precious
little hearts to Jesus. Revs. c. Z.
Newton aud ". L. Wright have la
bored and are still laboring faith,
fully and earnestly. For FIVE years
Mr.. Wright was pastor of this
church, and now God is showing
him the fruits OF seed sown here
years ago. These coed men have
endeared themselves to the hearts oil
all of our people. Up to Thursday
night there had been 81 conversions
with 10 penltents at the altar and
others in the congregation who are
asking to be prayed for. Fifteer
persons joined the church Thursday
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-10-08

Last Saturday a man named w.
Thomas Waite was arrested on a
warrant sworn to by 7. +. Hayes
before Joseph A. Harris, J. F.,
charging Waite with having married
Bette Y. Clark, knowing at the
time he had another wife. A letter
and a dispatch were offered in evi.
dence. The Magistrate thought the
evidence was sufficient, and held
Waite in a bond Of $500 for his APP
pearance Oct, 10th, when further in
vestlga,lon will be made. Failing
to give bond, he vas sent to jail.